The Sitka National Historical Park Project Jukebox is comprised of oral history interviews, photographs, and a virtual tour of the Russian Bishop's House. The collection is designed to provide an overview of Sitka National Historical Park - its history, its facilities, and its importance to members of the Sitka community.
People interviewed for this project have a variety of ties to the Park. You can listen as ...
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Tlingit elders remember hunting, fishing, and collecting plants from within its boundaries;
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Native and non-Native Sitkans remember playing in the Park as children;
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Former Park employees discuss their experiences working at the Park and key events in the Park's development; and
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Artists and administrators tell the Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center's story.
The Sitka National Historical Park Project Jukebox is available online at www.uaf.edu/library/jukebox. Copies of the Project Jukebox are also available for review at Sitka area libraries and the Rasmuson Library at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.
.jpg "Sea stars are seen in the park's intertidal zone.")
